Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
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RE: Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
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RE: Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
You should also be able to fit one from an NT650 fairly easily. I almost didn't tell you this because they don't come on ebay (or any where else I can find) too often, and I'm in the market for one for an 82 GPz550 project of mine. I'm also considering using one from a Ducati. THey come up fairly often, but you have to be willing to wait and watch as sometimes they get bid up pretty high, and other times they don't. Good luck on your project.
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RE: Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
Not to sure if they have one that fits but McMoy Motorsports (www.tobefast.com) sells single sided swingarms!!! GOOD LUCK!!
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RE: Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
im also thinkin of doin the one side swing arm on my 95 so i can then put under **** seat it will be alot of work but worth it makin bike look more modern in its own league personally i aint seen one on road
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RE: Single sided swingarm on a 95 F3?
My friend just put a VFR swingarm on to my CBR 600 F3. It was'nt a easy job according to him. Had to find parts such as bearings for the swingarm bolt from a GM alternator,
find a swingarm bolt that would fit, find or make spacers to go between the swingarm and the frame, find a different size chain for the bike. He had to make a shock bracket mount because he decided to use the VFR shock and he moved some to the parts around the shock mountings around to fit the VFR shock. There was some other problems along the way but he figured it out. I think it took him a couple of months to finish the job becuase it was a no rush job . I have some pictures of the bike if only I could figure out how to reduce the size of the file. They are posted on I think Bikepics.com under CBR 600 F1-F5 at the end of the 95 listing.
find a swingarm bolt that would fit, find or make spacers to go between the swingarm and the frame, find a different size chain for the bike. He had to make a shock bracket mount because he decided to use the VFR shock and he moved some to the parts around the shock mountings around to fit the VFR shock. There was some other problems along the way but he figured it out. I think it took him a couple of months to finish the job becuase it was a no rush job . I have some pictures of the bike if only I could figure out how to reduce the size of the file. They are posted on I think Bikepics.com under CBR 600 F1-F5 at the end of the 95 listing.